Cool thing my son got!

yangnome · Oct 2, 2003

That is too cool. It gives me some great ideas for my dream gaming table. How cool would it be to have something like this as a permanent tabletop with pics like that and 1" grid burnt into the wood. Now I need to go learn how to burn wood pictures properly.

ArcOfCorinth · Oct 2, 2003

She's a keeper!

Magic Slim · Oct 2, 2003

Damn that's nice, I'd love to her the board's complete Story though

Why did the girl's mom make it? For whom? How?

Oh yeah, and tell your son to smile for the camera. Teenage Angst isn't cool anymore anyways

Slim

DaveMage · Oct 2, 2003

That's really cool!

Your son is quite lucky!

KnowTheToe · Oct 2, 2003

That is pretty cool.

I would give it back to her and tell her to make it 3.5 compliant.

diaglo · Oct 2, 2003

KnowTheToe said:
That is pretty cool.

I would give it back to her and tell her to make it 3.5 compliant.

Heretic.

that board is cool. but show us the pics of the Heritage minis. that's what i want to see.

Storminator · Oct 2, 2003

diaglo said:
Heretic.

that board is cool. but show us the pics of the Heritage minis. that's what i want to see.

The painting on them is awful, but we'll strip 'em down and redo 'em. And of course, they're pretty beat up. But we'll post some pics soon.

PS

Pseudonym · Oct 2, 2003

Very nice board, indeed.

Yeah, having a gamer geek girlfriend is nice, until her bard ends up going -10 from the business end of your BBEG's Flame Strike and you end up spending the weekend sleeping on the couch. Not that I'm bitter or anything...

kenjib · Oct 3, 2003

Yeah, the girl's cool and all but it sounds like the mother is way cooler. Forget about your son and the girl. You should marry the mother!

TheAuldGrump · Oct 4, 2003

Ummm, this is going to sound wierd, but... Did the girl's mother game at a store in Massachusetts caled the 'Toy Soldier', though it later changed it's name to 'Chris' Games and Hobbies'?

Failing that did she game in the Portsmouth N.H., Kittery Me.,Bath Me., or Portland Me. areas in the late '70s, eary '80s?

I am about 95% certain that I've seen that very board before, when I was a rather younger man. Be nice to know if I am right.

The Auld Grump